Former Monroe Chief Of Police Seeks Reinstatement
Former Monroe Police Chief M. L. Peters has applied for reinstate ment as chief and asked the Monroe pension board for a hearing. Delhi hosts the 17th annual Northeast Louisiana Livestock Show with junior dairy champions, showmanship winners, and show entries announced amid weather and parade highlights.
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M. L
Peters
Monroe Police Department
Monroe Pension Board
Delhi
Northeast Louisiana
R. M. Elkins
Forest
Ronnie
Forest High School
Sidney Smith
Franklin Parish
Jeanette Holdeman
Ouachita Parish
Shielda Chambless
West Carroll
Doris Kitchens
E N Faulk 90 Dies Funeral Set Tomorrow
Ernest Noble Faulk 90 longtime Monroe businessman died at his home 910 Walnut Street after a short illness. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Mulhearn chapel with interment in River View Burial Park. He was born on a plantation near Logtown and was the grandson of John T Faulk the first Faulk in Louisiana.
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Monroe
Walnut Street
Mulhearn Chapel
Riverview Burial Park
Faulk
Logtown
John T. Faulk
Louisiana
North Carolina
Ernest Faulk
Milk Strike Flares Up in New York Dairy Region
Violence and threats accompany a three state milk strike led by the Master Dairy Farmers Guild. Police reinforce Orange County amid arson and gunfire on milk shipments to New York City as the guild seeks higher prices and a halt to deliveries.
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New York Metropolitan Area
Clarence Stanton
Wantage
Stanton
Orange County
State Hill
New York City
Thurston Bryden
Deposit
N. Y
Averell Harriman
George Bullis
Goshen
Bullis
Harriman
Long Island
Albany
Montgomery
Middletown
Circleville
Warwick
Washingtonville
Unionville
Bullville
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
John W. Dorney
Federal Metropolitan Milk Marketing Administration
GOP Senators Quiz Eisenhower Pick Bruce for German Post
Senators Watkins and Case urged a thorough review of David K. E. Bruce as ambassador to West Germany. Bruce's 1000 donation to 1956 Democratic funds and sympathy with Adlai Stevenson drew GOP questions about his support for Eisenhower policies. Bruce, 59, has served as ambassador to France and undersecretary of state and is now on foreign intelligence advisory roles.
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Watkins
Utah
Francis Case
David K. E. Bruce
Eisenhower
West Germany
Bruce
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ing
Case
Germany
Free World
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maryland
France
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
GOP
Dulles
Prominent Southerner Urges Slower Integration
Virginius Dabney editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch warned 5 000 high school principals at the National Association of Secondary School Principals convention that the South would close public schools rather than integrate. He said opposition has hardened into a fixed determination to keep races separate, noting courts would legalize closure but condemning the social and educational impact.
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UPA
Virginius Dabney
Richmond, Va
Times-Dispatch
National Association of Secondary School
Princi
Pals
Dabney
South
Supreme Court
Fair And Cool Weather Outlook Across The State
Fair and cool is the weather outlook for today and tomorrow. Temperatures tonight range from 40 to 45 degrees with tomorrow's highs between 62 and 66. Moonlight and clouds kept conditions partly cloudy elsewhere with light rain reported in Monroe Alexandria and Baton Rouge.
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Alexandria
New Orleans
Shreveport
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Three Dead in Cairo Clash Between Palestinians and Police
In Mahdi a quiet Cairo suburb residents report a confrontation between Palestinians and Egyptian police leaving three people dead. The clash marks heightened tensions in the area and underscores ongoing security concerns.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mahdi
Portland Probe Links Teamsters to Portland Racketeers
Portland reporters tell Senate racketeering panel that Teamster officials conspired with racketeers gamblers and district attorney to seize control of city government. They cite tape recordings and named figures including James Elkins district attorney Langley and Teamsters official Crosby as part of alleged plots in 1950s Portland.
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Portland, Ore
Senate
Teamster
Portland
Wallace Turner
William Lambert
Langley
Clyde C. Crosby
Teamsters International
Oregon
Turner
Elkins
Crosby
City Commission
Maloney
Lambert
Teamsters Union
Ito
College classmate accused of misusing union funds to start Seattle tavern
A Senate committee heard testimony that a college classmate of Dave Beck Jr., son of the Teamsters union president, borrowed 30000 dollars of union funds to open a Seattle tavern.
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Senate
Dave Beck, Jr
Teamsters’ Union International
Seattle
Prize-Winning Portland Dispatches Series
A prize-winning series of dispatches from Portland Oregon highlights investigative reporting on urban development and local governance. The work links housing, zoning, and community impact through detailed field reporting and named city officials.
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Portland Oregon
Pearson Proposes Four Point Plan to Ease Israeli Gaza Tensions
United Nations General Assembly debated a plan by Canadian Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson calling for Israel and Egypt to honor the 1949 armistice, deployment of a U N Emergency Force, free passage through the Straits of Tiran, and a UN administration in Gaza while a de facto solution is sought. Jordan's Abdul Momen Rifa'i urged action, saying patience has ended.
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N. Y. Ie
Lester B. Pearson
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
General Assembly
Israel
Pearson
U. N
Egypt
Straits of Tiran
U.N
Strip
Abdel Momen Rifa'i
Assembly
Sharm el Sheikh
Guard and Army Reach Compromise on Active Duty Training
The Army and National Guard reached a compromise on active duty training for Guard recruits. The plan lets 17 to 18-year-olds train 11 weeks by Jan 1 and requires six months for those over 18 with no prior service. The Guard would stay around 400,000 through 1958 and the Army would provide six months trainees to maintain that level.
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Army and
National Guard
Guard
House Armed Services
Overton Brooks
D-La
Full Armed Services Committee
Brooks
Army
Air National Guard
Governor cites effort to bar Negro voters in north Louisiana parishes
Gov Earl Long said there was an organized push in several north Louisiana parishes to disqualify Black voters. He noted whites were affected too, and tied the drive to winning the Monroe mayoral election. He and Atty Gen Gremillion attributed the action to electoral strategy and racial dimensions.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Long
Louisiana
Long
U. S. Atty
Warren Olney III
Jack Gremillion
Ouachita Parish
Olney
Gremil
Three Rayville Boys Missing Since Nightfall
Richland parish sheriff's deputies search for 15 year old Butch Darling 5'4 blue eyes 160 pounds 12 year old Jimmy Thornton 5'6 blue grey eyes blond hair 140 pounds and 9 year old Willie Weaver 5'0 brown eyes 90 pounds feared to have armed weapons from Darling's home camp west of Rayville. No leads on their whereabouts. Citizens urged to call sheriff if seen.
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News-Star
Rayville
Richland Parish
Sheriff's Department
Butch Darling
Jimmy Dean Thornton
Willie Wesley Weave
Darling
Thornton
Weaver
Sheriff's Office
Stalin on verge of war before death in 1953 report
Telegraph reporter David Floyd cites a high Communist source claiming Stalin nearly triggered war with the West before his March 1953 death. The source said a brain hemorrhage was caused by rage over the Baikary pact between Greece Turkey and Ilavia by Marshal Tite.
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The
Daily Telegraph
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
David Floyd
Telegraph
Moscow
Stalin
Greece
Turkey
Ilavia
Marshal Tite
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E.N. Faulk
E. N. Faulk
Miami
Fred Hackett
Bulletin
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Vice
James B. Elkins
William M. Langley
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